CEUs « 2019 USCA

CEUs

2019 USCA is proudly offering Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for attendees seeking hours toward maintaining or attaining certifications.

Through the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing, USCA will offer 21 Community Health Education Specialist (CHES) credits.
Through the National Association of Social Workers (NASW), we are offering a maximum of 21 Social Worker CEUs.
USCA is also offering 2.1 General CEUs from George Mason University.

To receive your CEUs you are required to complete evaluations for each session you would like credit. Sign-up to receive CEUs at the Continuing Education Booth at the USCA registration on the Meeting Level 4 of the Marriott Marquis.

Be sure you have your CHES number or NASW Number available when applying for your CEUs at the conference.

A few days after the conference you will receive an email from NMAC Conferences titled “2019 United States Conference on AIDS – Evaluation for CEUs.” The email will provide a link for you to evaluate the sessions you attended. Upon, finishing the evaluations, you will be able to print your own CEU certificate. If you do not receive this email by September 20, email conferences@nmac.org to have the email resent to you. Be sure to check your spam and clutter folders for your official CEU email.

While USCA offers courses for CEUs, please be sure to verify that your credentialing organization will accept the credits from these institutions.

ANAC is accredited as a provider of CNE by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. The Following workshops are eligible for CNE.

Institute:

Healthy Aging with HIV: Tips on Managing, Surviving and Thriving
(Upon completion of the session, participants will be eligible for 3.0 CNE hours.)

Session 2:

“Women, Substance Use, and Trauma . . . Developing a Trauma-informed Perspective for Health
(Upon completion of the session, participants will be eligible for 2.0 CNE hours)

Session 4:

“Connect the Risk Dots . . . STI, IPV, Trauma and HIV Outcomes”
(Upon completion of the session, participants will be eligible for 2.0 CNE hours.)